Halloween might be in the rearview mirror, but not the great memories it brought us. At the Isaacs Center, the Jack August After School Program and the Older Adults Center hosted a memorable pumpkin carving event for both children and adults.
The Jack August Program offers elementary-age children a space after school for fun, educational activities, while the Older Adult Center provides a space for senior citizens to gather and be a community. With both programs under the same roof, it made sense to come together to celebrate Halloween.
Pumpkins and tools were provided to gut and carve every individual masterpiece. Older adults helped kids who were delighted to show off their creativity. To add another personal touch, paint was provided along with a light to show the glow of every jack-o-lantern. At the Isaacs Center, we believe that you are never too old for Halloween, and it’s always great to enjoy it as a community, across all age groups.
